It has been turning heads all over London.
Walking down streets, in parks, even
stuck in traffic jams on the M25, people have been watching the steady ascent of
a towering landmark on the capital's skyline.
I interviewed the architect and the developer behind the EU's new tallest building. Here's the article I wrote.
I'm a journalist who lives in London, which suits me quite well as writing and trying to make the most of all the capital has to offer are two of my favourite past times. I work as UK social media editor for BuzzFeed News. You can follow me on Twitter @andydangerfield. Here you can find a selection of my articles, which have appeared on the BBC, in various newspapers and magazines.
Monday, July 30, 2012
Green-fingered squatters' eviction fight
Squatters are rarely the most popular
residents in a neighbourhood.
But on Vineries Close in Sipson, west London, resides a group of squatters many of the local people are keen to see stay.
Residents say they like the occupants because they have turned what was once a "derelict mess", into a thriving market garden.
The squatters have renovated greenhouses and grow lettuces, courgettes and squashes that would raise the eyebrow of many an organic greengrocer.
Here's my BBC News feature.
But on Vineries Close in Sipson, west London, resides a group of squatters many of the local people are keen to see stay.
Residents say they like the occupants because they have turned what was once a "derelict mess", into a thriving market garden.
The squatters have renovated greenhouses and grow lettuces, courgettes and squashes that would raise the eyebrow of many an organic greengrocer.
Here's my BBC News feature.
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